So after lunch, as the two men strolled into the nearby Theory flagship, Mr. Rosen suggested that rather than start his own line, Mr. Theyskens design one for Theory.
As a professor and department chair, Riker transformed Rochester's political science department into a flagship of positive political theory, a term he coined to describe his approach, which aimed to produce empirically verifiable theories of political behaviour.
On the ground floor of the headquarters is Theory's flagship store, and one recent afternoon Rosen stopped to inspect the wares: early-fall clothes were arriving, and he wanted to make sure that they were being displayed to his liking.
One of his earliest singles, a minimalist banger called "Drugs," took off, becoming a YouTube hit and getting play at Low End Theory, a flagship club night for L.A.'s beat scene.
The flagship problem in Algebraic Complexity Theory is the "VP vs VNP" problem, which is the algebraic analogue of the famous "P vs NP".
His flagship of a book, "Albert Einstein's Special Theory of Relativity: Emergence (1905) and Early Interpretation (1905-1911)," was escorted by a convoy of scholarly articles in journals favored by professional historians and philosophers of science.
The line, priced from $90 to $1,150, is available at theory.com and at the Theory flagship, 40 Gansevoort Street (near Greenwich Street); (212) 52126790.
The flagship project was ECSTASY (Environment for Control System Theory and SYnthesis), a database-mediated framework for hosting a number of popular control systems design tools.
"A branch of mathematics known as K-theory has this month seen its flagship journal bifurcate in a strange dispute, the details of which were still emerging as Nature went to press.
So, I recently flipped through the current issues of Theory and Research in Social Education (TRSE and Social Educationn, two NCSS flagship journals.
